Time2envy

[kobrien4]

Im with you frog. That name "Time2Envy" just has scam artist written all over it. That why i posted a thread because its not on your "good" or "bad" list so I was just wondering if anyone has done any business with them.

[Grandpaw]

Im with you frog. That name "Time2Envy" just has scam artist written all over it. That why i posted a thread because its not on your "good" or "bad" list so I was just wondering if anyone has done any business with them.

I thought I answered the question of if they are recommended or not in my earlier reply. They are now officially on the list of sites to AVOID. Hope that clears it up. If you read the reviews that I linked you to in my earlier reply you would have found out that they sell gray market equipment. I can give you my opinion or recommendation and guide you to the source of information but it is up to you to take the time and read it, Jeff

[justinkmin]

I don’t recommend “Time2envy”. Here is the reason why. I bought Nikon D3 from them they strongly persuaded me to buy $1000.00 warranty since my camera is very expensive. However, the warranty company (RepairTech) is out of their business. Then I call Time2Envy to talk about this issue, when they sell the warranty, it will cover 100%. But now what they said nothing they can do about it. They are not affiliated with them. They just sell their product. Once they out of business, that is their fault not Time2envy. Listen, if you buy 55” big screen TV at Walmart, but it does not work, then next day, you brought it back to Walmart, but Walmart said, “We cannot give you money back because we are not affiliated with this TV company. Nothing we can do about it.” Do you think it is make sense?
I purchased 5 year warranty for $1000.00 in 2008. All I got the answer from them is that “we are not affiliated with them. They just sell their product. Once they out of business, that is their fault not Time2envy.” If you want to have that kind of customer service please go on. If you want to buy good product, please go to authorized dealer, even if you pay little more. That is worthy it.

[Grandpaw]

I don’t recommend “Time2envy”. Here is the reason why. I bought Nikon D3 from them they strongly persuaded me to buy $1000.00 warranty since my camera is very expensive. However, the warranty company (RepairTech) is out of their business. Then I call Time2Envy to talk about this issue, when they sell the warranty, it will cover 100%. But now what they said nothing they can do about it. They are not affiliated with them. They just sell their product. Once they out of business, that is their fault not Time2envy. Listen, if you buy 55” big screen TV at Walmart, but it does not work, then next day, you brought it back to Walmart, but Walmart said, “We cannot give you money back because we are not affiliated with this TV company. Nothing we can do about it.” Do you think it is make sense?
I purchased 5 year warranty for $1000.00 in 2008. All I got the answer from them is that “we are not affiliated with them. They just sell their product. Once they out of business, that is their fault not Time2envy.” If you want to have that kind of customer service please go on. If you want to buy good product, please go to authorized dealer, even if you pay little more. That is worthy it.

Time2envy is already on my list of sites to avoid, you may want check out the link at the bottom of my reply, Jeff